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maybe a question for mnboxster - in terms of reducing stress on the car, if one is to upgrade to strut bars - is it best to do front and back simultaneously rather than doing one end and another at a more distant point in time? essentially, would you increase twisting to the un-strutted end by have the other end re-inforced for a period of time?
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I think it best to add both struts at the same time. This is from experience, I didn't. Thinking the RollBar would provide enough stiffening for the Rear, I just did the Front - great Mod, very happy. I actually purchased the Rear Brace on a lark because it was on sale. Not expecting much, I installed it and found that it completed the job. Much akin to adding new springs/struts on 1 axle vs both. It probably does not transmit any additional twist to the other axle because the Brace's job is to keep the Strut Tops on a single axle from moving in opposition or out-of-sync with one another. The Front is good, but the greatest benefit is derived from installing them on both ends... Happy Motoring!... Jim'99 |
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